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NOTICE OF REFEREE'S SALE.
^EC.AL NOTICE
o' Notice is hereby given th^ by
virtue of an order of sale issued
0 by the District Court of Holt
County, Nebraska, in an action
° pending in said Court wherein
Mary McManus and others are
0 plaintiffs, and Ann McManus
and others are defendants, be
ing Case No. 14898, directing me
as Referee to sell the following
described real estate, to-wit:
0 Lot 26 in Block 22 of the or
oiginal town of O’Neill, Holt
0 0 County, Nebraska, and Lot
27 in Block 22 of the origi
nal town of Q’Neill, I-.olt
County, Nebraska.
cP will sell said real estate at
o public auction on the 10th day
of May, 1954, at ten o’clock A M.
of said day at the front door of
00 the Courthouse in O’Neill, Holt
County, Nebraska. Terms of
sale 20% "cash on day of sale,
balance upon confirmation of
VlLLIAM W. GRIFFIN
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NOTICE OFo REFEREE S SALE
o LEGAL NOTICE
o Notice is hereby given tnat by
0 0 virtue °of an order of s ile issued
03 °by the- District Court of Hod
County, Nebraska, in an action
pending in said Court wherein
o Mary McManus and ethers are
0 plaintiffs, and Ann McManus
and others aie defendants, being
Case No. 14b97, directing me as
c Referee to sell the following
described rea’ estate, to wit
Lots 3 and 4 in Block C ef
O’Ne'll anu Hagertv’s Addi
tion to O’Neill, Holt County,
o0 Nebraska.
3 0 I will sell said real estate at
o public au-.-uor. on the 10th day
of May, 1954, at ten o’clock A.M.
of said day at the front door ct
the Courthouse in the City of
O’Nei-1, Holt County, Nebraska.
Terms of sale 20% cash on day
of sale, balance upon confirma
tion. 0
WILLIAM W. GRIFFIN
o° SOLE REFEREE.
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J,ulius D. Cronin, Attorney
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF
WILL
No. 3963
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY, NEBRASKA,
o ESTATE OF GEORGE
KRUSE, DECEASED.
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA,
TO ALL CONCERNED:
Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been filed for the
o probate of the will of said de
ceased, and for the appointment
of ° Leta Kruse as Executrix
thereof, which will be for hear
ing in this court on May 6, 1954,
at 10 o’clock A.M.
LOUIS W. REIMER
County Judge.
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Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. S. Brittell were Donald Sparks
of Norfolk, Dewey Brittell of Ne
ligh and Mrs. Arnie Mace and
o Dickie. ’__
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE
CITY OF O'NEILL
Bills allowed April 12th, 1934,
3n general fund:
rhe Frontier, Publication
Fees_„_$ 8.98
D. E. Nelson, Travel Ex
pense __ 29.50
Omaha School Supply
Co., Workbooks _ 8.86
Mimeograph Duplicator
Co., Paper_22.20
Webster Publ. Co., Study
Guides_ 4.77
Fetrow’s, Gas_3.50
Educational Test Bureau,
Tests _-— 24.55
World Book Co., Tests _ 8.97
Marcellus Implement Co.,
Gas_31.85
Harding Creamery, Test
ing Outfit_- 11.20
Interstate Printers, Ptcm
ject Books - 3.36
Wm. H. Cook, Mileage_, 56.70
Sudbury Laboratories,
Supplies --;— 11-41
Hammond-Stephens, Di
plomas _ 48.25
Kans.-Nebr. Gas Co., Fuel 358 65
Consum. Pub. Pow. Dist.,
Electric Service .. 81.14
N.W. Bell Tel. Co., Phone
Service _ 22.90
Midland Laboratories,
Janitor Supplies - 15.50
Harris Janitor Supply
Co., Janitor Supplies .... 15 50
Dudley Laundry, Clean
ing Mops - 21.82
Davidson & Sons, Re- r
pairs and Supplies -- oo7 37
Gillespie’s, Repair Time
Clock - o-0°
Moore-Noble Lbr. Co.,
Window Glass —.— 2.61
Beckley Cardy Co., Sup
plies __ 21.44
Parker Publ. Co., Books 4.20
Educators Book Club,
Books _ 3.36
Rasley’s, Cleaning Drapes 50.00
Hospe Piano Co., Music.... 20.41
Alonzo Leach, Music- 40 06
Sheffield’s, Music and
Supplies_ 9.86
J. B. Grady, Ins. Prem. 232.56
Laurel Jump, Piano Tun
ing _—_ 21.00
Dietz Music House, Mu
sic _ 8.77
Shelhamer Super Market,
Home Ec. Supplies_33.68
HENRY J. LOHAUS,
President
IRA H. MOSS,
Secretary
O'NEILL LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Beckwith
and Mrs. Millie Seger were guests
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Kenney in Norfolk.
Dinner guests of Mrs. Hazel
Boatman Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Lange and sen of
Atkinson.
Monuments of lasting beauty
made by skilled craftsmen of
the J. F. Bloom Co. . . monu
ments from the factory to the
consumer. — Emmet Crabb. O'
Neill, phone 139-J. 37tf
Mr. and Mrs. Orville McKim
had as dinner guests Easter Mr.
and Mrs. William Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Garwocd
and family of Amelia, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Harley and son of
Atkinson and Herman Conard
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beckwith.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Stober at Randolph were
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Beckenhauer.
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to Combat Flames
Grass Fire Starts at
Reimer School
DELOIT—There was a grass
fire near the Reimer school on
Wednesday morning, April 14.
Some paper was being burned
and the fire spread rapidly.
Several neighboring families
were summoned and rushed to
the scene to combat the flames.
Very little damage was done.
Other Deloit News
Bonnie Rossow and Don Lar
son were home from Wayne for
Easter vacation.
The Deloit students, who at
tend Bartlett high school, came
home last Thursday evening for
Easter vacation.
Mrs. Stanley Huffman and
daughters and Mrs. Henry Rei
mer and Elayne called Friday j
afternoon at the Zoe Huffman
home in Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Tomjack
and Mike of Hastings and Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Ray and Vicky
of Omaha spent the weekend at
the Ralph Tomjack home.
A number from here attended
the oyster supper Tuesday eve
ning, April 13, at Bartlett, given
by the FFA boys.
Mrs. J. Squire, Mrs. Werkmei
ster and Mrs. Rossow attended
a meeting for the mothers of
the juniors last Thursday.
There was an Easter party at
the Deloit school last Thursday
afternoon. Larry Paul and Becky
Huffman were guests.
Mrs. Henry Reimer attended a
tea at Bartlett last Thursday af
ternoon given for the senior gir s
and their mothers by the WSCS
ladies. „ . ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Reimer and
Elayne spent Easter at the iJon
Larson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Huffman
and daughters were guests Sun
day at the Huffman home in El
gin
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Stearns
and daughter and Martha Kin
ney of Elgin spent Easter vaca
tion with the Elvon Kinney fam
ily in Boone, la.
JUSTICE COURT
Glen L. Book, overweight on
tandem axle, $50 and costs, Ap
ril 1, Patrolman J. R- Skinner.
Virgil L. Hiett, overweigat on
capacity plate. $25 and costs,
April 1, Patrolman J. R. Skin
ner
O. T. Parker, overweight, S50
and costs, April 1, Patrolman J.
R. Skinner. .
Gurdoss Lingh, overweight,
$50 and costs, April 1, Patrolman
T p Skinner
J' Benny W. Proter, stop sign, no
appearance, April 11, Patrolman
J. R. Skinner.
Harold G. Grooms, speeding,
night time, April 1, Patrolman J.
P Qkirmpr
Stan Berry, overweight on
axle, $50 and* costs, April 2, Pa
trolman J. R. Skinner.
Ronald Wade Comstock, H. A.
Marr Grocery Co., overweight
on axle, $50 and costs, April 2,
Patrolman J- R. Skinner.
Leonard Novacek, disposing of
mortgaged property, state cases
issued warrant, March 29,
George D. Sedlacek.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rohrer of
Milford spent from Thursday
until Monday visiting theis son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Clyde._
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AUCTION SALE
As T am reducing my farm and ranching operations on acount of my health I will sell■ tl^
fnllowre Ascribed personal property at public auction at my place located 10 miles north of
[heTXast corner ST Atkins^ thence 4 miles east and 4 miles north; OR 5 miles west and 1
mile north of Phoenix store; OR 13 miles south and 2 miles west of Butte, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 23
, n w Lunch Wagon on Grounds
Sale Starts at 1 O'clock P.M. _ a
°o 170 - HEAD OF CATTLE - 170
Including 28 Head of Milk Strain Cows
1 black-white 4-yr.-old cow. giving milk; 1 Jersey 7-yr.-old, 1 Holstein G-yr.-old. 1 half
° o Jersey 6-yr.-old, 1 Guernsey 6-yr.-old. all giving milk now; 1 Guernsey 8-yr.-old, to freshen
in June; 2 Brown Swiss 3-yr.-olds. with calf; 2 Guernsey 2-yr.-olds, with calf; 4 — 2-YJ--°ld
milking Shorthorn and Jersey cross, to calf in fall; 4—2-yr.-old Holstein and milking Short
horn cross, open; 5— l-yT.-old Holstein heifers: 5—l-yr.-cld Shorthorn heifers.
20 head of 2-yr.-old Hereford heifers, open; 25 head of l-yr.-old Hereford heifers, open; 75
° ° Hereford stock cows, some with calves at side, others heavy whh calf; 1—2-yr.-old registered
Hereford bull: 1 Hereford buU. 17-mo.-old: 8—3-yr.-old heifers, to calf soon: 1 registered Here
ford cow, with calf at side; 1 registered Hereford cow, to calf soon; 2 purebred Hereford heif
ers. coming 3-yrs.-old; 6— l-yr.-old Black Angus heifers. _
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0 New Idea 2-row corh picker; Krause 12-ft. one-way; 2 Van Brunt 1-horse rye drills; 1 IHC 1
horse rye drill; over-shot hay stacker, good as new; IHC 7-ft. trail mower; 2-row horse culti
vator; IHC 2-row eli, good as new; IHC 12-ft. disc; 1-in. centrifugal pump with 1-in. pipe
Silent Sioux brooder stove used two seasons; John Deere trail mower hitch; Maytag gasoline
power washing machine and numerous other articles.
• 4 - HEAD OF HORSES - 4
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On® black saddle mare. 6-yrs.-old. wt. 1 ICO lbs.; one black saddle mare, S-yrs.-old, wt. 1000
°C lbs.; one team of roan draft horses, 10-yrs. old, wt. 1500 each.
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Terms Cash; For credit make arrangements with your bankeT
ED HESSES, Owner
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Ernie Weller. Auctioneer first National Bank of Atkinson. Clerk
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4-H Award Winners Named
Awarsd were issued as follows !
on Saturday night, April 10, in
connection with the annual 4-H
fun night activities at the O’
Neill public school auditorium:
1-A (food preservation - can
ning): Helen Vitt, Riverside.
1- B (food preservation-frozen
foods): Caroline Skopec, Green
Valley Bluebirds.
2- A (food preparation - cook
ing): Lois Jean Strong, Jeanene
Backhaus and Jennie Halsey, all
212 South Fork; Dorine Gleed,
Happy Helpers.
2- B (dairy foods demonstra
tion): Dorine Gleed and Edythe
Grimes, both Happy Helpers.
3- A (home improvements):
Mary Schmitz, Up and At I<;
Karen Garwood, Sandhill 011
lies; Mary Frances Vitt, lUver
side; Brenda Beelaert, Niny
Needle!^
Special girls’ room awards —
Brenda Beelaert, Nifty Needlers;
Rita Boyle, Bridget Boyle Helen
Martha Vitt, Mary Frances Vitt,
all Riverside; Mary Schmuz,
Laurine Schimtz, Joan Lans
worth, all Up and At It; Mickey
Gilbert and Connie Hitchcoc-r,
both Sandcreek Livewires; Kar
en Garwood and Marvelene tu
att, both Sandhill Billies; Dorine
Gleed, Happy Helpers; Elaine
Walters Irene Brown, Darlene
Harley, Connie Werner, Carol
Tracy and Marie Osborn, a.l
Wide Awake. _ ...
4- A (clothing)—Mary Schmitz,
Ud and At It. _ .
4-C (dress review)—Carolyn
Moseman, Up and At It; Lois
Puckett, Clover; Mary Ellen Gil
lette and Shirley DeHart, both
Silver Star; Mary Clair Gilg,
Clover- Karen Garwood, Sand
hill Billies; Carolyn Wintermo»e,
212 South Fork.
7-A (meat animal) — Russell
Miner, Fancy Ropers.
10- A (beef)—Bobby Beelaert,
Eagle Hustlers.
11- A (poultry)— Fred Grothe,
Flkhorn Valley; Ellen Havran
ek and Bonnie Burival, botn
Holt Husky Hustlers (Hoosier
Hot Shots); Perry Dawes, Will
ing Workers; Jerry Gokie, Curly
Q’s. _
12 (dairy) —Leroy Hull, Red
b i r d Lucky Clover; Dennis
Scheer, Neal Scheer and Milan
Welke, all Happy Hollow.
13 (garden)—Caroline Skopec,
Green Valley Bluebirds; JacK
Gilg and Bobby Ries, both Clo
ver; Gal Holcomb, 212 South
Fork.
14-A (tractor maintenance)—Eu
gene Ermer, 212 South Fork;
Walter Ries, jr., Clover.
14- B (farm mechanics)—Walt
er Ries, jr., Clover.
15- A (farm and home electric)
— Gary Holcomb, 212 South
Fork; Ronnie Hickman and Joe
Livingston, both Clover; Mat
thew Beha, Riverside.
17 (entomoligy)— Gary Hol
comb, 212 South Fork.
19 (news reporter) — Helen
Vitt, Riverside.
21 (members service award)—
Jennie Halsey, 212 South Fork.
24-A (health) — Kay Dvorak,
Clover.
24r>B (health clubs)—Elkhom
Valley club, Wide Awake club.
25 (home grounds beautifica
tion)—Dorothea Vitt, Riverside.
26-A (recreation and rural
arts clubs) — 212 South Fork,
Clover, Up and At It, Willing
Workers.
26-C (recreation members
award)—Ronnie Hickman, Clo
ver.
28 (leadership—boys) — Gary
Holcomb, 212 South Fork.
29 (girls’ record)—Lois Jean
Strong, 212 South Fork.
30 (boys’ record)— Gale Ho’
comb, 212 South Fork.
31 (achievement) — Jeanene
Backhaus, 212 South Fork.
35 (alumni recognition) —
James W. Rooney, secretary of
PCA.
Club week trips — Safeway
stores sponsoring Kay Dvorak,
Clover; KFAB sponsoring Alice
Young, Up and At It, and Gary
Holcomb, 212 South Fork; Ak
Sar - Ben sponsoring Caroline
Skopec, Green Valley Bluebirds.
KFAB scholarship— Jear.cne
Backhaus, 212 South Fork.
Special World-Herald safety
award—Willing Workers.
Safety award plaque to Holi
county.
Leaders receiving two-year
plaques— Mrs. Jim Allyn, Mrs.
Roy Backhaus, Roger Bowen,
Mrs. Kenneth Braasch, Emil Col
fack, Mrs. Charles Crook, Char
les Crook, Mrs. Art Fuelberth,
Mrs. Glen Grimes, Mrs. Joe
Hendricks, Frank Hickman, Mrs.
John Jansen, George Keidel, Joe
Livingston, Murray Mellor, Mrs.
C. J. Prussa, Gerald Ruroecie,
Mrs. C. W. Sawyer, C. W. Saw
yer, Mrs. Asa Shermer, Mrs. El
sie Sweet, Mrs. Linford Sweet,
Mrs. Ralph Van Horn, Frank
Weichman, Mrs. Clyde Widman,
Mrs. Earl Wright, Mrs. Eugene
Halsey.
Leaders receiving five-year
pins — Mrs. John Babl, Mrs.
alph Beckwith, Mrs. Herman
Cans, Mrs. M. H. Held, Mrs.
.Lerb Sweet, Raymond Taylor.
Emmet News
Mrs. Fern Livingston, Joe and
Zane, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Living
ston, Mr. and Mrs. John Silver
strand, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beck
with and Leona and Kenneth
Ruggles of Clearwater were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Martens.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaines Razestor
ski were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Beckwith Thursday, April
15.
Mrs. W. P. Dailey called at the
Jess Wills home Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Norma Lou Foreman ana
Mrs. Walter E. Meier were Fri
day overnight guests of Mrs.
Wayne Fox and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kee spent
Sunday afternoon at the Wayne
Bates home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kloppen
borg spent Sunday afternoon
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Kloppenborg and Patricia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Dusatko
spent Sunday at the Jerome Al
len home at Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Dusatko
spent Sunday evening visiting at
the Carl Lorenz home at O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox, Lar
ry, Gordon, Raymond, and Carol
were Sunday suppe guests at the
Wayne Fox home.
The WSCS met last Thursday
afternoon at the Emma Maring
home among the guests and
members preset were Rev. and
Mrs. Wallace B. Smith of O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Butter
field and family spent Sunday
afternoon visiting Mrs. Emma
Maring and sons, Oliver and
Homer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coolidge 1
and Kenneth were Friday, April
9, supper guests at the Elmer
Coolidge home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson
and small son spent April 10-11
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Anderson.
Mrs. Emma Lindsey and Flor
ence drove to Omaha April 8
to visit at the Percy Strenger
home. They returned home April
12. Mrs. Vern Sageser and Mrs.
Charles Spath accompanied them
to Omaha. Mrs. Spath visited
her daughter, Mary Lou and
Augie. Mrs. Sageser went to
Council Bluffs, la., to be with
her mother, Minter.
Many of the fallen trees in
this vicinity are being sawed in
to lumber.
The Cub scouts met Tuesday
evening, April 13, at the Robert
Clifford home.
Maxine Peterson and Paul
Johnston come from Lincoln Ap
ril 10 to spend a few days at
their homes. Both attend college
j at Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce and
I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rees were
| April 11 guests at the McDaniels
home north ctf Atkinson.
The Helping Hand club met
with Ella Fryrear on Thursday
April 8. Seventeen members and
three visitors were present. Julia
Blackmore and Gertie Adair bad
charge of the program. The next
meeting will be with Della Peter
son in Atkinson on May 13. Each
Club members to be prepared
to contribute to the entertain
ment.
Circle 9 met with Helen Clif
ford on Thursday evening. April
8. Betty Doolittle and Wilma
Rees gave the lesson on sewing.
Some Easter eggs were colored
for achievement day. A Circle 9
party was held at Clifford’s Sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Waldo
flew to Omaha Sunday and
spent the day with his sisters.
The George Fullerton family
spent April 11 with his sister,
Mrs. Merrill Smith, and family.
Mrs. Bernard Blackmcre and
Mrs. Lou Backhaus were Creigh
ton visitors on Saturday, April
10.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jchnston
j were hosts at a canasta party
| Thursday, April 8. Those present
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vere Sladeks, Pokomys, Harry
Minings, Kennedys, Fryrears,
31ackmores, Backhauses. The
jarty was in honor of the birth
lay anniversaries of four.of the
’roup.
O’NEILL LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Marsten of
Dorsey and Al/c and Mre. Char
les Marsten left Tuesday for
Cheyenne, Wyo., where they will
visit Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sibbel.
Airman Marsten will fly from
Cheyenne to his duty station at
Camp Parks, Caif.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brady, sr., of
Dcrsey and Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
DeBolt and Patty were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Brady, jr.
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